ARTWORK EXCERPT12-week learning program
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Grow practical skills through plants, purposeful routines and shared projects.
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Animal Care
Learn about responsible care, animal wellbeing and safe everyday routines.
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About this program
A 12-week practical program that brings together animal welfare, hygiene, feeding, observation and communication. Supported learning and community experiences help participants explore their interests in caring for animals and possible future pathways.
Learning focus
- Animal welfare, hygiene and cleaning routines.
- Food, water and observing animal needs.
- Low-stress handling awareness and supervised care.
- Recording observations, teamwork and community connections.
Program material covers
- A program overview and structured 12-week learning sequence.
- Facilitator guidance for preparation, practical activities and individual adjustments.
- Visual program planning material and suggestions for recording participation and progress.
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Who this may support
Participants who are interested in animals and benefit from supported practical learning. Observation and other non-contact roles are valid ways to participate.
How to use this approach
Start with a goal that matters to the participant. Model a manageable step, practise together, allow time and adapt the prompts, materials and pace. Notice what is working and agree on the next step together.
Important boundaries
Protect both participant and animal wellbeing. Use competent supervision, suitable hygiene procedures and species-specific guidance. The program does not replace veterinary advice.
These are educational supports, not an accredited course, clinical service, qualification or Statement of Attainment. A program-pack licence is different from booking Tyneside to deliver a program. Contact us to discuss delivery separately.
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